Alan Whitworth

All I ask is for us all to treat everyone with dignity and respect. Respect law and order and others opinions even if you don’t like what you have heard.

[Suella Braverman @SuellaBraverman]

I left the Conservative Party after 30 years because it failed the British people.

As Home Secretary, the Conservative party opposed my advice to leave the ECHR to stop the boats, cut legal migration, ban the hate marches or stop the woke DEI nonsense and trans ideology.

When they had the mandate, the opportunity and the duty, they betrayed the British people.

I had no option but to leave and join the only party in British politics that has the credibility to fix Britain.

Even after two years, it hasn’t really changed. All the same people who opposed me in office now lead the party.

Don’t be fooled again. The Tories are very good at making promises or giving speeches in opposition. But when the doors are closed and they’re sat round the table making the decisions, they crumble.

Never forgive. Never forget.

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[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

There is a difference between scrutiny and harassment.

UK media are now harassing Nigel Farage, his family, & anybody connected to Reform.

Why?

Because they know he’s the only man capable of overturning the establishment.

Same playbook as France, Romania, & America.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

🚨12 workers from Cameroon sponsored 180 dependents to come to Britain last year.

1029 Pakistani workers brought in 6155 dependents.

230 Nigerians brought in 1114.

257 Ghanaians brought in 2131.

2395 Indians brought in 10504 dependents.

The Health and Care visa program - introduced by the Tories - is an industrial scale scam on the British people.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

Reform will NOT allow them to stay.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Reformers,

We are moving through hostile terrain.

The left-wing press is spreading lies about us.

The so-called right-wing press is doing the same, because it is an arm of the Tory party.

Failed Tories are trying to infiltrate us and destroy our agenda from within.

Hold the line.

As a startup party, we have already made history and smashed the two-party system.

We will not back down.

We will defeat the uniparty and break the establishment that has failed and betrayed the British people.

@Nigel_Farage will be our Prime Minister, supported by a majority of turquoise-blooded Reform MPs.

A brighter future awaits Britain. 🇬🇧

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[Darren Grimes @darrengrimes]

They’ve gone after Nigel Farage’s health. They’ve dredged up things he supposedly said as a schoolboy fifty years ago. And now, bang on cue, they’re telling us he’s about to resign with a leadership challenge waiting in the wings.

It’s nonsense. All of it.

The reality is simpler. Farage built everything he has outside Westminster. He was a success long before Parliament ever had him, and the people smearing him now are the same establishment that he now regularly beats at the ballot box.

That’s the whole story. Desperation. They can’t out-vote him and they can’t out-argue him, so they’ll try to bury him instead. They are petrified of a second Brexit and there is nothing they won’t do to stop one.

And look at what the state won’t do. It won’t lift a finger to protect a man whose life is in danger every single day. They don’t give a damn. Truth be told, they’d cheer.

Because Nigel says out loud what millions of us are never allowed to. Take out the one voice they cannot control and they’ll be toasting it round their London dinner tables for years.

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

Reform UK said: "It comes as no surprise that The Sunday Times has chosen to publish this baseless and contrived story, covering a period of time when Nigel Farage was not even an active politician, let alone an elected one, given that the newspaper backed the Labour Party at the last general election. Contrary to the story’s tone, no parliamentary rules have been broken. We also understand The Sunday Times has a new podcast to promote, which it seems very excited about. Its agenda should be plain for all to see"

Story: https://t.co/s34EZfETU1

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[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

The Labour-supporting Independent are planning to run an attack piece on me, no doubt written by the Labour press office, because I dared to suggest we should give housing benefits to BRITISH families that have larger numbers of children.

The principle that we should give major advantages to families that have larger numbers of children is in fact already established.

In Britain, Labour just increased welfare for all families with lots of children in Britain — though not necessarily British ones.

Unlike Labour, what I am saying is that we should instead give these benefits only to British families that have many children as one way of tackling our intensifying demographic crisis.

Our birth rate has collapsed to 1.39 in England, 1.2 in Scotland.

This means for example giving scarce social housing not to the First Lady of Sierra Leone but to a British family with many children, and giving these British families many other benefits.

Otherwise, longer term we simply won’t survive as a nation- state.

This is also standard in many other parts of the world, while our childish Labour politicians and left-wing press pretend it is somehow beyond the pale.

France, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Poland and even Cuba (presumably Labour like Cuba?) all give ambitious tax & other incentives to their own people who have more children, among many other nations.

We should do the same. We should grow up. And we should also stop prioritising other people over the British people. Otherwise we will not survive.

It is that simple. Substack below.

[Nigel Farage MP @Nigel_Farage]

BREAKING: Illegal migrants yesterday landed at Holland-on-Sea, in the Clacton constituency. The National Crime Agency has launched a full investigation.

Nowhere is safe. These men must be kept under detention and deported. The invasion must be stopped.

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

Desperate Establishment folk, media & institutions deploying ever more desperate measures against Nigel Farage & Reform

The Times have deliberately & knowingly put his security at risk in their latest property revelations. More vicious smear tactics will follow

Britain is Broken
Only Reform can fix it

The Establishment doesn’t want it fixed

[Danny Kruger @danny__kruger]

The hounding of Nigel Farage and his family over their personal finances and living arrangements is a transparent attempt by established power - in the government and the media - to disable Reform because of the threat the party poses to their privileges. All these attacks haven’t revealed a single incidence of wrongdoing. They’re playing the man and not the ball. The British public will see that, and see it is unfair, and it won’t work.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

The British people are about to be screwed.

Labour is now openly working with international organisations like the European Convention on Human Rights, the United Nations Refugee Agency, & global multinationals, universities, & self-anointed 'community groups' to flood Britain with yet more migrants and refugees while forcing the British people to pay for it.

This is all in the detail of the latest plans.

What you see is not an attempt to 'empower' the British people. Quite the opposite. It is to transfer power AWAY from the people to distant, unaccountable organisations that exist beyond the realm of our national democracy and to then use these to dramatically increase the number of refugees, asylum-seekers & immigrants coming into Britain.

Even worse, Labour is now doing this despite having failed to stop the boats, fix the borders, and restore any sense of public confidence and trust in the system.

They are now also rapidly backtracking on other plans to tighten up indefinite leave to remain, happily handing the British people a bill of some £600 billion that will be left by giving millions of low-wage Boriswave migrants the right to stay in Britain forever, despite the British people voting for the very opposite of this, in 2019.

Labour say we need more safe and legal routes to help stop illegal migration but this is bonkers. We gave 5 million people legal routes into Britain during the Boriswave and yet another 200,000 illegals still came into the country. Wake up, folks.

The end result, I fear, will be total chaos, accelerating demographic change, instability, and the further erosion of public trust in politics and even democracy itself.

Nobody voted for this. Nobody asked for this. And only a very few fanatics in Labour & the Greens want this.

The only good news is that by veering sharply to the left on immigration and asylum, and by completely giving up on any claim to represent the British people, there will now be enormous space in British politics for a party to connect with the decent majority of hardworking Brits who have had enough of the constant gaslighting and lying in Westminster, and had enough of being treated like second-class citizens in their own country.

And Reform UK will fill this space.

We will speak up for the broad coalition of decent Brits who can now sense and see that they are being completely screwed over, and who know there is nothing "fair" about constantly putting the rest of the world ahead of your own taxpaying citizens.

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Look closely at how Shabana Mahmood has chosen to frame this. Children playing in a refugee camp. A caption that reads "Britain will always offer sanctuary to those fleeing war and persecution." It is a calculated piece of design, and a deliberate misrepresentation of the policy sitting beneath it.

The Community Sponsorship Scheme is modelled on Canada's programme. Under that model, and confirmed by how Britain's own Homes for Ukraine scheme actually operated, sponsors are permitted to nominate specific individuals. Existing communities in Britain will be able to bring over relatives and connections rather than the scheme allocating places to the most vulnerable refugees on earth. The nationalities prioritised are Sudanese and Eritrean nationals, chosen explicitly, in the Home Office's own words, because they represent the largest groups currently crossing the Channel illegally. This is not a scheme for unaccompanied children in camps. It is a nomination-based route for adults from two specific countries, selected because they are already arriving by other means.

Look closer still. The children are dressed in styles associated with the Syrian refugee crisis, a conflict that drove millions from their homes between 2011 and the fall of Assad in December 2024. That image, however authentic its origin, belongs to a different country and a different chapter than the policy it now illustrates. The emotional weight of one of the defining humanitarian crises of the last fifteen years is being borrowed to sell a 2026 scheme that prioritises Sudan and Eritrea.

"Britain will always offer sanctuary."

Britain has signed accommodation contracts running until 2039. It opened twelve new asylum centres this week without informing the MPs whose constituents will live next to them. It has a four percent removal rate for those who arrive illegally. It has no biometric registry for Sudan or Eritrea, meaning a British family sponsoring a refugee cannot verify identity, criminal history or conflict zone involvement.

In January 2026, fighting engulfed northeast Syria's detention network, which held around 9,000 male ISIS suspects from an estimated 60 countries across al-Hol and other facilities. Up to 200 detainees escaped Shaddadi prison. Syria separately confirmed a mass escape from al-Hol itself, involving relatives of ISIS fighters. Their whereabouts remain unknown. None of that appears anywhere near this image.

"Capped."

The cap is more than 10,000 by 2030, on top of the boats, on top of the asylum claims already running at a 2001 high, on top of the accommodation contracts already signed. Canada's equivalent scheme has resettled more than 390,000 people since 1979, including 30,000 in a single year. A cap that expands is not a cap. It is a starting figure.

The accountability structure deserves the closest scrutiny of all. When a community sponsors a refugee, responsibility for support transfers to the sponsor for the first year. When something goes wrong, the government is insulated. The sponsor bears the consequence. Rhiannon Skye Whyte was stabbed twenty-three times by Deng Chol Majek, a Sudanese man who had entered Britain illegally by small boat three months earlier, in a hotel the government had repurposed as asylum accommodation. The sponsorship scheme does not remove that risk. It redistributes the liability for it, onto private citizens who will have no government resources behind them when something goes wrong.

This image was not designed to inform the public. It was designed to make a specific demographic and accountability policy emotionally unchallengeable by attaching it to the most sympathetic image available, a child playing in a refugee camp that has nothing to do with the countries the policy targets. The public is being deceived, deliberately and by design.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Want a brand new home worth £250,000 but can’t afford it?

Simply break into Britain and you get to live in one for free.

Remember, this is what the Tories and Labour did to you.

[J Stewart @triffic_stuff_]

This is brilliant from Andrew Neil tearing through the BS on Burnham’s ridiculous “No 10 in the North”:

“He’s gone to Manchester to deliver this speech, to show that London doesn’t dominate everything and that he’s going to spread power around the country. But he’s not going to take questions because he’s got to get back to London, which is the capital and where the power is. It’s all performative nonsense.”

Says it all. Can’t face questions up North because he’s desperate to bolt back down South. The hypocrisy is unreal.

Neil slammed it as purely symbolic, admitted everything will still run through London, and finished by saying Burnham needs to “grow up” because jumping from Manchester mayor to PM is a totally different job.

Burnham ducks questions at every turn. He’s hiding from scrutiny for a reason. I’d love to see him sit down with @afneil, but we all know that will never happen. His premiership would be finished before it even started!

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